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Infigo Games Opens Steam Playtest for The Colour Beyond: A Zeroth Kind
Infigo Games, an indie studio in China, opened a Steam playtest on October 27, 2026 for The Colour Beyond: A Zeroth Kind, an in-development cosmic horror adventure. The test runs until November 12 with an estimated one hour of playtime.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
Why it matters
The test build supports only English and Chinese, with Japanese display planned for the full version, so this Steam window reads on audiences outside the eventual Japanese release while the release date stays undecided.
Key Facts
- Infigo Games began a Steam playtest for The Colour Beyond: A Zeroth Kind on October 27, 2026.
- The playtest runs until November 12 and offers an estimated one hour of playtime.
- The protagonist foresees his death in 10 days on Kaito Island and gains the power to enter other people's minds.
- The playtest supports English and Chinese, and the full version is planned to support Japanese display.
- Infigo Games cites the PARANORMASIGHT series as an influence, and the release date is undecided.
Players move point-and-click style through 360-degree panoramic backgrounds. The protagonist, a fourth-year university student, foresees his death in 10 days on Kaito Island and gains the ability to enter other people's minds. No release date is set.
Every use of the protagonist's mental interference carries a price. He can read thoughts and steer another person's perception in a chosen direction, and each use affects him in turn. The theme sits on that trade: accept mutation and move closer to the truth, or keep reason and humanity.
Infigo Games cites the PARANORMASIGHT series as an influence and builds exploration around 360-degree panoramic backgrounds in a point-and-click frame. The playtest runs to November 12 with roughly an hour of content, and the full version is planned to add Japanese display. The studio also brought the game to ChinaJoy 2026 in playable form.
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